and now -- dana carvey! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dana: thank you, go on.eah. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dana: all right. hi, guys. hey, man. i stretched out before the show. well, the show has just peaked, there's nowhere to go but down. thank you for that seven-minute standing ovation, which will be cut, but will be on youtube, thank you. [ laughter and applause ] yes, you're going to be stars! this is an incredibly adorable audience. you're all masked up. [ cheers ] this is only my second night and i'm already all right a cliche talk show host. "this is a gorgeous crowd we've got tonight." [ laughter ] i have all the moves down, one show! the last time i hosted a show on abc it was called "the dane 92 ca carvey show." [ cheers and applause ] it was canceled after three weeks but thanks for your support. no, it lasted eight weeks. steve carell, stephen colbert, launching pad, boop! being on a tv show now is so different. the prompters are so blurry now. they used to be so easy to read. what is that all about? and the dressing room is a lot harder to pee

i'm dana carvey. her from "ozark" and "inventing anna" on netflix, julia garner is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, here is something you don't hear often. a talented duo joined by their label president. their album "not tight" is out july 29th. domi and j.d. beck featuring anderson .paak from the mercedes eq stage. [ cheers and applause ] i'll be back tomorrow with david spade, maria bakalova, and music from whitney. our first guest is an oscar-winning director, screenwriter, and author who bleeds butter-flavored popcorn oil. he returns to his roots alongside longtime friend and fellow filmmaker roger avary on "the video archives podcast." new episodes premiere tuesdays on stitcher, the sxm app, and wherever you get your podcasts. please welcome quentin tarantino! [ cheers and applause ] wow. you're a genius. i love you. [ cheers and applause ] >> let me just tell the audience how it all came about. because we've actually never met each other. >> jimmy: no. we were on "little nicky," adam

. >> dana: this is dana perino. this is your favorite day when you have new info and you can go to the board and tell everybody what's happening. >> bill: i have to explain it a little bit and take people along. >> dana: it's the brand-new fox news power rankings predicting republicans will win 225 house seats. it would give the gop a seven seat majority. >> bill: factor in the toss-up seats. many by the way. that margin could grow to as high as 37 as of today. >> dana: feeling that potential red wave is a lack of enthusiasm for the president and his policies. that is me having the gift of understatement. a new poll shows a mere 13% of americans say the country is on the right track. >> bill: more than 60% of democrats do not want joe biden as the party's nominee come 2024. >> dana: we're covering this from washington and we kick it off today. >> when we talk about the nomination, we have to talk about age. right now president biden is preparing for his trip to the middle east which is controversial in its own right

dana. >> dana: mike emanuel in d.c. car payment is a little higher and gas payment lower and you come out ahead. >> that from big boy tv pete buttigieg not making that up saying if you don't like those high gas prices, just go electric, just buy a tesla. everyone recognizes that they aren't affordable for everyone. jimmy failla. hello to you, sir. >> big boy if ever there was one. >> dana: i never heard of that. >> bill: an oprah moment. you get a car. >> except you don't get one. this is the hook, oprah. it's not a real solution to the problem. let me give you a metaphor. if you can't afford $5 for gas you can't afford $50,000. it's like your buddy comes to you i can't get a date. go out with madonna. the point is you are asking them to swing beyond their means. this infuriates me. i used to drive a taxi in new york city. you've never heard me say that on tv. but it drives me crazy. there is a realtime indifference. if you drive for a living you get crushed every day. you aren't making your living in your taxi or as ot

. >> dana: good to be here i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." all that economic news coming this week with the administration, they're swirling as well as the news. they're swirling and spinning. the central back is expected to announce a rate hike again today. it would be the fourth one in five months that will pour cold water on an economy already slowing down. >> bill: the feds trying to pull us back from the brink of record inflation as the white house tries to redefine the r word. >> president's economic advisors are saying there won't be a recession. are you sure? >> let me just say this. we look at a range of data. we assess that data and we lay it out for ourselves and for the president. >> dana: team fox coverage. connell mcshane is with analysis but let's begin with jacqui heinrich from the north lawn. >> good morning. as you mentioned the fed is expected to raise rates today by 3/4 of a point. it is the fourth hike since march. the second increase of its size but with inflation hitting 9.1% last month, it is looking like this move fro

dana. >> dana: thank you for that update.f the biggest supporters of defund the police but cori bush not holding back on her own safety. newly released federal filings show she spent $400,000 on campaign cash on private security. larry elder is with me now. larry, how do you explain that? where has that money gone? >> you use the word earlier, hypocrisy. she just the latest in a long string of left wing hypocrites. back in the late 80s a newspaper columnist named carl row wen and said nobody should own a gun. a teenager swims in his pool and he shoots him. in california where i am you've got the most anti-gun legislation in the country, dianne feinstein applies for and gets a permit to carry a concealed weapon. michael moore's bodyguard tried to board an airplane with a weapon. rosie o'donnell has an armed guard escorting her kids two and from school. hypocrites living in nice areas, low crime areas and people in the living in the inner city want policeman power to remain the same if not increase. >> bill: in the second quart

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." it is definitely more bark than bite since he is not doing an emergency declaration and going to the home of members of congress and senator who wanted the green new deal. i know he is looking for a friendly audience and will probably get one in massachusetts. announce new action on clean energy after joe manchin hit the brakes on his agenda blocking more than half a trillion in new climate spending. >> bill: you call the audible. the president going all in on green energy despot experts saying it is one of the things that put the u.s. at risk for black outs. the president is urged to go back to the drawing board. >> if you are looking for the answers, mr. president. they are in america. open up the xl pipeline and offshore drilling and federal lands and get clean, american energy into the mix here to address this issue. >> dana: team fox coverage and analysis. let's begin with mark meredith at the white house today. >> good morning. later today the president will be leaving the white

." >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino with judge jeanine and jessica tarlov. this is "the five." president biden pivoting yet again trying to mend his political agenda. biden, 18 months in, deciding now is the time to call climate change an emergency. the move an tempt to appease his progressive base upset that biden is not fighting harder for the policies that they want. the president in massachusetts making the push for green energy. >> climate change i nation and . this is an emergency. i will look at it that way. i said last week and i'll say it again loud and clear, as president, i'll use my executive powers to combat the climate crisis. not a single republican in congress will help support my climate plan. not one. let me be clear. climate change is an emergency. we'll make the clean air safer. i mean it. we have an opportunity here. >> dana: that comes as democrats lay in to moderate democrat senator joe manchin with some claiming that he's doomed humanity. yes, doomed humanity. manchin pumping the brakes on half a trillion in climate spending. he says that they need to ch

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." i would look away, too, if i was in the white house. they are talking about it and why you see so much chatter. not just republicans expressing frustration with president biden. majority of democrats want someone else to run in 2024 according to a "new york times" poll. his age is the top reason. opinion page publishing this. joe biden is too old to be president again. the white house circling the wagons. >> we aren't going to pay attention to polls. not what we'll do here. we'll focus on is delivering for the american people. >> bill: the trend lines for the president heading in the wrong direction. approval rating on a downward slide since last year. the biggest concern among americans inflation. it continues to rise crushing americans every time they head out for groceries or gasoline. >> dana: former trump advisor kellyanne conway standing by. first mark meredith live at the white house. >> good morning to you. the white house says it is not focused on polling, interest groups and

." ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone dana perino with kennedy, geraldo rivera, greg gutfeld and 5:00 in newk city and this is "the five." >> i've just tested negative for covid-19 after isolating for five days. [cheers and applause] >> dana: president biden out of covid isolation but instead of taking a victory lap, major problems waiting for him on the rise and by this presidency and battered by bad news on pretty much every key issue today. the president giving back to the one thing americans trust him on and that is fighting the virus. the biden administration response to the pandemic taking a shot at guests who? donald trump. >> you should consider wearing a mask when in a crowded indoor place. unfortunately, this covid is still with us as it has been for two and a half years but the fight against covid is making a huge difference. >> my predecessor got covid whom he had to get helicopter to go to the medical center. he was severely ill, thankfully he got well. when i worked upstairs on the white house and the office was upstairs in for the five-day period, the differences vaccinations,

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." and this is exactly what the biden administration anticipated would happen. they tried to get in front of it with messaging but the numbers are the numbers. the gdp shrank by .9%. that has been the second consecutive quarter, which means that there -- >> bill: ongoing debate. get out the dictionary. we'll define recession for you. here is the bottom line. the biden economy is shrinking as the fed unleashes rapid fire rate hikes to stave off the highest inflation in 40 years. let's get right to it. maria bartiromo joins us now. go ahead and give us the news because they projected .5% on the positive side. the number was a negative .9. >> we are now in recession and we can confirm that because it is two quarters straight of contraction. the economy shrank in the second quarter by 9/10 percent on top of shrinking in the first quarter by 1.6%. now so far all of the commentary that i'm hearing is talking about a shrinking of the economy but the good news for the economy is that job growth

dana and sandra. >> dana: thank you.t when he is better from covid. >> we feel confident the president is doing well. has very mild symptoms. he is really getting the state-of-the-art treatment that's available to every american. and he is doing very well in the residence under close monitoring from his physician. >> dana: that's the white house medical coordinator after the president tested positive for covid yesterday. expecting an update this afternoon. let's bring in dr. brett giroir and former hhs assistant secretary for health and good to have you here. the white house -- i feel like they have done a pretty good job of keeping president biden from getting covid. what does it tell you about the protocols. we'll get your take on the other side. >> i told you what our protocols were and as we have been committed since last july, we disclose when the president or one of the four principles is a close contact of a staff who tested positive as defined by the cdc. this is defined again by the cdc when he tests positive as

dana perino.e five." >> we are not going to be in a recession. >> we are not going to be in a recession. >> the evidence is strong we are not in a recessionary period. >> not consistent with an economy in recession. >> why are white house officials trying to redefine recession? >> we are not redefining recession. >> greg: president biden's prediction there being no recession lasting about as long as kamala's doomed presidential campaign. democrats are pushing more massive spending for some reason, to get us out of it. biden is brushing off the bad economic news while claiming dishing out $700 billion for things like fighting climate change and that will actually lower inflation. >> chairman powell and many of the significant banking personnel and economists say we are not in a recession. we created 9 million new jobs so far as i've become president. businesses are investing in america and record rates. the inflation reduction act will add another $370 billion in clean energy tax credits and reconc

, she was a baby of the family. . >> six days later, dana died. her family was shattered. you never heal from this, ever. ever. you grief, you are angry, and then you grip. but you never get over it. >> beyond that unquenchable greed. something else lingered to. questions about how dana died. either the data series have good, that's she saw no other injuries. that gave her pause. >> i remember seeing that the neurologist saying it was like taking a baseball bat and swinging for home run. and hitting her and the back of her head. that's the extent or injuries. >> she didn't believe her sisters that can be explained away as a tragic accident. and she wasn't alone in her doubts. >> how did the investigators regard with adaptive dana? to think wasn't accident or try to prove otherwise? >> they didn't goes an accident because the specialists was suspicious. >> after a few months investigation seem to spot. >> there was no murder weapon. they just had her body. technology was diverted 1982. >> those cell phones, of gps, just some stories and victims on

that's me. >> jessica: that's dana. >> jesse: that's dana. good job dana. is going to be the solo red cup just a small sleeve of the red cups. now judge knows this i think better than anybody because she's playing beer pong all week long so take it easy on us. >> judge jeanine: i'm going to slap you. >> jesse: i might like that. little thing of solo cups. >> jessica: i'm really bad. >> jesse: and the answers. oh, everybody's right in the zone. >> jimmy: i went low. >> jesse: what is the answer? 4.46. who has it. >> oh, i went right over. >> jesse: that might be me >> judge jeanine: no, nobody won. >> jesse: everybody's over. >> jimmy: everybody gets a point >> jessica: i wasn't that bad. i don't want to hear about it every again. >> jimmy: they won't sell me solo cups anymore. they're like not after the last party >> jesse: it is environmentally friendly. march gras rita >> margarita mix you won't know because you don't drink alcohol judge. but the rest of us. this is josÉ cuervo. >> jimmy: the metric system. it's a half gallon. >> jesse: let's see what we'

dana. >> dana: incredible story.se attorney appeared what would you do as an attorney to help this man? >> first of all, bill, thanks for having me. this is absolutely pathetic. did you see that response the d.a. office gave, they were continuing to look at the evidence. really? why don't you do your investigation first, look at the video. why is he under arrest? this hasn't been presented to a grand jury yet. that's happening on saturday. why is he under arrest? this is flat out self-defense. i just looked it up on my phone. it's called justification in new york where if you feel like your life is eminently a threat, you can use force to protect yourself. here it is deadly force. what's he supposed to do? sit there and wait for this kind of pull a weapon on him? the girlfriend has already pulled out a gun. it's pathetic. it's these left-wing radical d.a.'s like bragg in your city gascon in our city. they just removed the d.a. bail in san francisco because of these radical progressive policies. >> if our viewers are

dana? >> dana: that is interesting. thank you, jonathan.ry mayorkas was on the show this week. he's department of homeland security had appeared here's what he said about people making this trip. >> we continue to warn people not to take the dangerous journey. we have a multifaceted approach not only to work with our partner countries, but to bring law enforcement to bear, to attack the smuggling organizations and unprecedented ways. >> dana: do you think it's working? >> i think we are doing a good job. we need to do better. >> bill: he's right at what they said at the end. they need to do better. this aligned we continue to warn people not to make the dangerous journey come if they are warning people they are using the smallest microphone in the country because nobody is listening to that message. >> dana: they are not and also the fact that one of the reasons this came up is the migrants died last week. we had 53 that died of heat exhaustion. unacceptable. >> there is this from july 4th. >> there's a reason to think this country is movin

dana? >> dana: well, this dolphin was looking for a change of scenery.resh water. he is not supposed to be. having a blast. wait, what is going on with this dolphin having so much fun in the river and that's not what they are supposed to be. hopefully he got back to the long island sound. this is why the president will declare a climate emergency tomorrow. >> greg: you said he tasted delicious. >> dana: not bad. >> dana: pretty good. >> jesse: shout out to brian parker got us ribs from memphis, tennessee. if at first you don't succeed try, try and again. here is a smash and grabber. hasn't been hitting the gym recently. came up with some spaghetti arms and took a few tries and eventually time ran out and he got chased out by one of the female employees before he could co-op with any jewelry. >> dana: that's pitiful. >> greg: kaye's? really. >> jesse: aoc fakes quote, unquote, arrest, quote, unquote. watch the video. you will laugh. >> all right. tonight we have a great show. it's adam carolla. morgan ortagus. kat timpf and some guy named tyrus. you might

good morning i'm dana perino. bill is off this week but my good friend mike emanuel is with me today. how are you, my? >> mike: grade to be with you. this is "america's newsroom." three and half of americans are expected to fly this weekend and experts feel it could push airports to a breaking point. >> dana: staffing shortages and airlines running on fumes. combine that with bad weather you have a recipe for disaster for disaster. >> mike: the delays and cancellations are already piling up. all signs pointing to a rough weekend. for travelers the frustration is palpable. senior correspondent casey stegall is following all of those from dallas-fort worth international airport. good morning, casey. >> good morning mike and dana. the folks at aaa tell us this fourth of july holiday us expected to be the second busiest since the year 2000. 20 plus years with over 48 million americans total traveling over the next couple of days where the majority by car, by air is about three and half million which is higher versus l

would you like to cut it for me, dana? you are much better. >> dana: would you like me to?sugar challenge? >> greg: judge, you. >> judge jeanine: my turn? all right. it's time for another edition of judge jeanine's sweet tooth. ♪ ♪ so today is a holiday that is near and dear to my heart. it is world chocolate day and uncle just acceptee has spent us a lot of chocolate from around the world from england, germany, switzerland, pennsylvania and the united states. and judge jeanine's apple that is covered with peppermint patties. i have a cool breeze blowing through my hair and across my long white dress. and that's it. >> dana: wow. okay. >> greg: do you know what? >> harold: i have to follow that? >> greg: look at this slice of cake. >> jesse: happy pride month, jesse. >> greg: even in your cake. harold? >> harold: happy birthday, brother. >> harold: generosity coming for pastor corey brooks on chicago. some you may know him the founder and ceo of project h.o.o.d. he spent several months out on the chicago roof all in effort to raise awareness of violence in his neighborhood.

great idea. >> greg: dana. >> i ate a lot of sugar. >> dana: is that what they call it?at's what they call it. booger sugar. you've never heard that before? >> dana: no. >> greg: definitely. >> dana: i have also never been arrested. >> greg: didn't you protest the height requirements of disneyland? i have three tours to disneyland. tina, try to inject some -- >> dana: one thing we haven't talked about enough and this is a topic we could revisit. our adversaries are not worried about recruits because they have all the recruits and they make them do it. and the chinese are making all the robots. that's not a good thing. we can't rely on the robots. we haven't talked enough about the woke influence in the military. mike gallagher has been a stalwart saying it's not encouraging people to go into the military. i found a stat you might like. when top gun first came out there was a 500% increase in recruitment to the navy. it was cool. >> greg: tom cruise opened up his own recruitment office at his house. >> dana: ask rob if that's true. >> rob: i was knocked in the navy. appar

liberty. ♪ . . ♪ >> dana: time now for one more thing, jesse?y does he play soccer. he can just climb a tree right after him. we call him david. i'm not going to read that joke. that is really bad. >> judge jeanine: can i read it. >> jesse: david bercam? we're better than that. we have videos of toddlers attacking police officers. what that means for our culture. >> greg: stop hogging. >> jesse: you just had a whole segment. >> dana: season finale of everything will be okay podcast posted today. it is with peter, my husband. and a special surprise guest of my sister angie. it's super funny, i think it's funny. and inciteful. insightful. >> greg: i have jamie lithgow, kat timpf. tonight at 11:00 p.m. >> harold: james webb telescope. images of planets. launched christmas of 2021. kids better understand. >> jesse: not impressed. >> judge jeanine: this look lucky little guy. a heart-warming story about christie gardner army vet and dog lucky. she has two prosthetic legs. unusual leg defect. it's a beautiful book and you will love it she sent me pepp

dana, i want to come to you first.ally do get implemented again? >> dana: if you want to see a red tidal wave, bring back the mass mandate, because there is so much confusion about the masts and do they work, do they not, but also the people are wearing masks because we want to prevent people from getting sick before we had the vaccine and therapeutics, before we have all of the testing and i think that the masks wanting them bring back when you walk around, super annoying. try doing this to children again, and you will see parents absolutely revolt. >> jessica: that is absolutely true and now there is so much more evidence about the negative impact that it had on little kid's growth, and speech development and interpersonal skills, et cetera. >> greg: was great for me though, gets the kids off the streets, i like that. a lot of good stuff, you can carry or drink from bar to bar, zoom calls for doctors, but we are done. i think i was interested in what was it deborah birx? what did she say yesterday? it sounds like i'm

for more on what to watch, let us bring in dana peterson.et the stage with your own expectations on what rate move we will see the u.s. federal reserve this week. dana: we expect the fed to raise interest rates by 75 basis points dependent upon the data. the data has been next. jobless claims rose. but when we look at housing prices, the are continuing to rise at housing activity is slowing. even our own measure has declined, indicating that things are slowing down. that suggests that the fed probably not need to go 100 basis points. kriti: let us talk about inflation. we most recently got 9%. how much higher code that print go? dana: we are thinking we peaked with that last number you sent it a bit -- if you dissect it a bit, prices are being driven by external factors. the core measure has been sewing in terms of year on year increases, suggesting that some of the internal measures are coming off as people shift away from buying goods and shift towards services. jon: putting out the pieces together, the market trying to figure out where th

. >>> joining us now is dana and greg ring. they were at the parade with their kids when gunfire erupted, came across a toddler, aiden mccarthy, as they were seeking shelter and cared for aiden until he could be reunited with his grandparents. dana and greg are with me now. thank you for being with us. i'm so sorry for what you have been through. dana, can you just walk us through what happened after you heard shots and did you realize what was happening right away? >> we happened to -- well, initially we thought we had snagged really the greatest seats i've maybe ever had at a parade before. really close, unfortunately, to what happened being the epicenter of where everything was happening. so, i saw from the start at the corner from where i was standing that there was a physical -- i thought initially maybe fireworks had gone off too close to the crowd or something. but then the sound didn't stop, so it didn't take much time before we realized we needed to run for cover. the whole crowd around us just started stampeding and w

who is next, dana? >> dana: and that's me.an group save our allies, which you might remember who helped our own benjamin hall to get out of ukraine. he joined the ukrainian orchestra for this very moving performance of his song can one man save the world. they -- it was amazing story about how they got there. if you noticed these people in the orchestra are just in their regular clothes but they all figured this out and did in front of a bombed out area. listen to john here was on "fox & friends." >> took flight vigor and flying. after we finished, there was a silence that lasted two seconds but felt like two years. and we understood why we were there. it's common humanity. they are fighting for their survival. >> dana: the song is called can one man save the world. all of the proceeds go to the nonprofit save our allies. them continuing their humanitarian work in ukraine. save our allies.org. they are also accepting donations. incredible story and great song and i highly encourage everybody to check it out. >> judge jeanine:

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dana, this is minutia. when it comes to prescription drugs and health care premiums, as you said in your introduction, democrats are there. >> i promise we're going to get to that, but just one more question about the efforts that the administration is making on oil. the president just returned from saudi arabia. he met with crown prince mohammed bin salman. i want you to look at this image. i know you've seen it. the world has seen it. the fist bump. and the reaction has been swift because this is a man who ordered the brutal murder of a journalist and then his body was dismembered with a bone saw. jamal khashoggi's fiancee said if he were alive today, is the accountability you promised for my murder? the murder of mbs's next victim is on your hands. why is he fist bumping him? >> you're talking to a policy adviser. i'm much more able to give you fulsome read outon meetings, not greetings. first of all, the president explained his rationale for this meeting quite fullsomely in a washington post op-ed that'

>> listen, dana. i know you know i'm proudly pro-life.considered the number one most pro-life state in the nation. i was supportive of the supreme court's actions. i believe roe versus wade was wrongly decided, and now it comes pack to the states. the law i signed was the 15-week abortion law. the legal authority inside the state is with the attorney general. ultimately it should come back to the legislatures and the people to make these decisions. >> so do you support a total ban, or do you not? what do you personally believe as governor? >> what i ran on in 2014 is that i am pro-life with exceptions for life of the mother, rape, and incest. and that's what i remain. >> you signed a new school voucher program into law. it lets any student in your state use publicly funded vouchers to help pay for private schools. since all students are eligible, critics say it will funnel state dollars to wealthy families who can already afford it. why would that be? >> arizona's now the gold standard for educational freedom. this is not vouchers. it thi

. >> reporter: for dana and gregory ring, an idyllic start to the fourth of july turned tragic. the couple rushed to the staircase behind walker brothers to get to the parking garage below. that's where they were met with a stranger, a woman holding a small boy. w not doctors. >> she was shaking, physically shaking, her whole body. >> reporter: greg took the young boy, covered in someone else's blood into his arms. >> i went back up and i said -- the dumbest thing i've ever done in my life. he was saying mommy, daddy. i went back up to look for his mom and dad. then i saw the scene. >> carnage. >> carnage. >> reporter: the family li didn't know where to bring the boy, so they started with the fire department. >> this is not our boy. he said i'm not a babysitter right now. can you take him? of course. >> reporter: the family went back to dana's parents nearby. >> my dad kicked into poppy mode and immediately swooped him up and brought him in the back, they were watching mickey mouse together for probably an hour and a half which is the sweetest thing. he was happy -- >> he was fi

>> we were there with our neighbor, we heard, pop, pop, pop, pop like dana said. we started running. my neighbor grabbed our son, i grabbed milly our 4-year-old, and dana grabbed our 8-year-old and we ran behind the walker brother's pancake house underneath. there's a garage underneath it and that's where our car was parked. and we ran underneath to get to our car. >> we first actually ran with the crowd and initially took cover behind a brick pillar behind dairy queen in a heap, like a pile of so many people all together waiting for some stop in the sound. and when we finally did hear a pause that's when we realized immediately we had to get as far away from the direction where it was coming from as possible, which is how we made our way to that back staircase. >> and dana, how did you end up finding adan? >> so once we got underground we put all three of our kids into our cars parked right next to where the staircase undecomes o underground -- >> sorry. we're getting a problem with signal and try to correct that. let's take a short break. we'll be right back wit

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i want to go to cnn ryan noble, dana bash. tell us more about you reporting that jump had a call a member of the white house support staff who was talking with the january 6th committee. what do you know? >> our colleagues were able to officially confirm tonight, and we want to make clear this is the same person liz cheney talked about at the end of the january 6th committee hearing on tuesday. they were so concerned about this interaction that they referred it to the department of justice. they feared it could be an example of witness intimidation. we are learning more tonight about why they have that concern. this individual was somebody who worked in the white house for separate so, not a member of the political unit of the white house. but, a professional staff member who was there to support the service as necessary at the white house. it is someone who would not be accustomed to receiving a phone call out of the blue from someone like the former president, donald trump it was someone who knew donald trump, but didn't hav

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dana, what about you ? i've had two great careers soee far , like two different things. >> but the thing i've alwaysrs always thought that if i ever went back in government, the only thing i would ever want to do is to be the head ofg the national parks. >>ua oh , yeah. the national parks of americadi are so incredible. so why such a jam? >> i think i think mean, hornacek has found that vaccination. >> i think i'd want to do something comes natural. so i would be a before model. to so i self-improvement ahead. >> i d if i didn't do that thou, i'd just like to give review. that was my favorite thing about being a cab driverer as people would get in and just swap opinionss on things and i feel like i give a credible review. >> how do you think this shows that it's doable? i mean, with a little help in the other room, i have a do over . >> i've always wanted to get on stage and belt one out. oh , yes. oh, yes i can. that's what i would want to do. >>t i like it, but i love that . all right. so stay right there

my question is, dana, you want to say something? >> i just want to add one thing, and that is, even before this new reporting pretty much right away, after liz cheney said which he wanted to say at the end of yesterday's hearing. i was getting messages from people in and around the former president that he was really, really agitated about that. and think about it, there's a lot he could've been agitated about in yesterday's hearing. his white house counsel testified, they had a text message chain from his former campaign manager saying, that basically he has blood on his hands. and it was the last thing in the hearing that suggesting that he did something that was untoward and maybe even illegal enough that they gave it to the doj and told that was the thing that sent donald trump through the roof. i think that's very telling. >> if he didn't do anything, why doesn't go talk to the committee? do it publicly? that would clear some things up for the committee and for everybody else. >> thank you both. >> my question is where the doj

dana pelty will explain. income investors have reason to celebrate where to find higher yields. we begin with the three most important things investors should be thinking about. we closed the books and an ugly first half, three mysteries to solve the puzzle of where we go next. a big travel weekend in the us but airline stocks are losing altitude. uncertainty about niekro soft's $69 billion call of duty for activevision blizzard may have created an opportunity. my colleagues, andrew bary, carleton english and jack hough, good to see you again, you are better looking than you were pre-covid. ben: i feel strong, how's my hair and makeup? carleton: i feel good. jack: despite one good day on friday in the market, it is an ugly first half, the worst first half in decades, the worst for bonds. ben: super old as you know. s&p laughed -- last 20%. bonds, deutsche bank said it was the worst half of the 10 year treasury or any of its predecessors since 1788. it was a terrible year. jack: my 401(k) did badly that year. ben: three different bath stocks slipped on a bar of soap. bed, bath an

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plus steve kovach with us and dana telsi on levi's and what it means for retail mike, we'll kick it offader market which is wavering between positive and negative the 10-year treasury note yield is above 3%. the dollar just continues its march upward where are we getting direction from in the equity market? >> well, it seems that the numbers we got today with the jobs report but also all week didn't give incremental new, fresh cause for people to get more worried about what they have already been worried about is the way i would view it, which is to say, yes, the economy might be losing steam. the fed might be willing to risk recession if it has to but we're not really hereand now with that fear jobs numbers showed that and then the yield moved now from 2 all the way out to 10 years is a little over 3% so you have a flat yield curve. but credit is not blowing out in the last two days. so it seems as if the macro worry has cooled enough to allow the market to gather itself up we're 7% off the lows in the s&p 500. we've had these rallies before but this one seems a little more consistent

also with me, dana bash, co-anchor of state of the union. and elie honig for the southern district of new york. your report is obviously extremely significant here. you spoke with the fulton county d.a. what more are you learning about these target letters? what was in them and what was in them, and the fallout? . >> well, yeah, first of all, this is an extremely important development in this investigation. i mean, willis has been the most aggressive prosecutor investigating donald trump and the conduct of his allies after the 2020 election. she's been far ahead of the department of justice in pursuing potential witnesses. and with this latest development, target letters to those who participated in that fake elector scheme on december 14th at the state capitol in georgia, as well as in other states, trump electors met in secret, behind closed doors, kicked the press out, and anointed themselves the bona fide electors from the state of georgia to send to the national archives and to the u.s. congress, providing material -- grounds for vice p

enough is enough, dana?hanks for having me. i would love to know why they don't. you made a very god point, too about the recidivism rate in chicago. the superintendent of the chicago police department once said that it's the same 1400 some odd repeat offenders that are continuing to drive the city's crime rate and police are frustrated by this because they have to go out and apprehend the same people over and over again. and it just gulls me that these politicians have harsher words for law abiding people than they do the violent criminal offenders that make a city live in fear. with highland park, this horrific tragedy and absolute degenerate who apparently was known to police. this was an individual police were called 2019 to his home twice over a suicide attempt and to seize 16 some odd knives. clearly everyone around him was aware that there was some sort of threat. something wasn't right. first off highland park they banned these sporting rifles that everyone likes to call assault weapons. this is a st